Thread: Need for Inspections Rules Changes
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Unread 30-09-2009, 19:35
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Re: Need for Inspections Rules Changes
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Originally Posted by JesseK View Post
A tiered or assembly line approach to inspection in general may help train new inspectors and help move towards complete nation-wide consistency while also reducing inspection time. That way people could become experts in (e.g.) pneumatics or electronics and can easily inspect a given area...
Jesse,

Typically, only lead inspectors receive any training. In fact, last year, I met with my inspectors for the first time at breakfast on Thursday morning.

An integrated training program for all inspectors would be most welcome.

Regards,

Mike
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As easy as 355/113...
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